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A PLINsY SOLUTION.
Lawyer" Thompson Discoursss Up
ON the Justi marder Mystery.


The sensational but sad chestnut
about the murder OF the JUST couple
is again threatened to break upon the
public. Gen. Peters yesterday re.
ceived note from Thomss p.
Grammes, alias Lawyer" Thompson,
requesting his presence at the jail as
soon as convenient. Not being In q
physcal condition to investigate the
matter yesterday. the note was turned
ovtr &c IN APPsAL reporter. Thomp-
son manifested no sign Of difiidence,
and cheeifully told all he knew, which
really amounted to nothing, when II
IL remembered tina II Is q miserable
filling on the part Of the colored
brother 10 begin a plan
Of revenge the moment he
finds himself In trouble. His story in
substance was that he found himself
In q certain gathering one evening,
each member OF which displayed q
suspicious amouat Of lucre. He 70.
marked upon the coadtiol OF things,
whereupon the leader Ct the gang pro
tested about rs follows: 'Dln't cay
nothing about whAt you have teen
here, or my family might be drawn
into the nine-holr." He apologized
listened 20 the reading Of letter, and
heard the name "Paul Justi."
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A POPULAR SALESMAN
On tho Road RepressstisG the Gro.
Gerry House sf Kelly, Roper
A Reilly.

Mr.. A. II. Gsttls. travelling sales.
man for Kelly, Roper 4 Reilly, whole
sale sroceu and cotton factors, 3e2
Main street, on the 18th instant msde
the banner sale Of the season In Mis-
sissipp', having taken twsnty-seven
orders, including . car lotd Of -four
and meal, twenty-five boxes Of meat
and q large lot Of various and eundry
groceries. Kelly, Roper A Reilly do
alaige business throue bout Mississippi
and tould have no heite, or more pop
ular and competent Representative
thsn Mr.. Gatis, who Ia thoroughly
familiar with the trade and the want
OF patrons. He " nov calling upon
the Mississippi friends Of the house
and IL making q successful trip. KEEL
", Roper 4 X lilly have q hno siocf
Of fresh grcc hes and plantation sup
plies on band with view TO supp )
cuetomen,
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CABLEGRANs

Cholera has broken out In Sardinia.
1t Is expected that q settlement OF
the troubles In Crete can now be
reached.
Sig. Chinchills, formerly Captain
General oil Porto Rico, has been prom
issd the Captain Generalship OF Cuba
A gunpowder magazine exploded at
Massey ah. Seven Italian soldiers
were killed, fifteen seve' ely and Thirty
slightly wounded.
A dispatch from Gambia, Crete, ssy'
that the Christian deputies have with
drawn their anti tax manifesto and
have sppealed TO the Sultan Tor re
dTess,
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TEACHERS IN COUNCIL.
Magnificent Demonstration I'm Chit
cage Lsst Night.

CHICAGO, Ill, July l2-Except the
national conventions OF the two Prin-
cipsl political parties, no sudisuce has
ever assembled b. toe O licseo exposi'
ton building equal In numbers and
brillisncy TO what gathered there to-
night at the opening session Of the
National Educational Association.
II was estimated that $1,000 people,
several thousand more than could find
seats, were crowded into the great
hal. The bulk oil the marvellous
thropg was composed Of sc,iye cducs-
tionsl workers. There were three
women to svsry man, and the audi
ence oeemed q sea Of bonnets and
light dresses. The great gallery was
az completely crowded rs the floor.
The night was warm, but thousands
OF fans wire aattsring, and the
open windows admitted occasion.
al breezs from this lake. Long
before the proceedings we're under
way, the aisles were Over flown by the
eager crowds and were filed with
standing men and women clear mp Ia
the platform, while the step, IN the
fostrum we're crowded. Alter the
music was over the stage was "a.
arranged and the notablee oil the occa
sion a csnded the roatIum, picking
their way over the skirts Of the ibnu'
merabe young ladies seated on the
steps. Among those who reached th,
platform we're the officers Of the Aseo
citation, members Of the National
Council, Mayor Roche and member
OF the Chicago Board OF Education
President William 4. Sheldon called
the convention 10 order and wltsou
further preliminsiies Mayor Roche be
Ran a hearty addrsss Of welcome. Az
Ter him oame President Story, OF N,
Chicago Board OF Educa ion; supelin
tendent Rowland, Of the Chicago y I!
Schools, end County Superintenden
Lane, all welcoming the delegates q
the convention. President Sheldon ~
sponded on behsli Of the association
He closed by introducing thu princi
pal speaker oi the evening, X char
Edwards, LII d. Illinois State Super
intendent Of Education. Toe eubjso
Of DIR. Eiwards was: "The Problem
OF Today" He was LISTENED 10 vii
close attention, and notsiihs,andinI
the heat Of the evening, held the m
jority OF the audience until tbs la
nour nj which the session ended.
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East saginaw Driving Park

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July a.
This was the frat day Of the July
meeting at East s gipaw Driving Paib.
The 2:2s trotting elsss. purse $500, vas
won by Lyon W., who took second,
third and fourth heats; May Day sec
ond, Peter X. third, Cadmus Handle.
tonian fourth fourteen horses httrled.
Time-2i23t, 1891, 2:2li, 2:A The
2:lS trotting Glars, purse $500, was
won In stra ght heats by Joe Davis,
Ton Rogers second, Pilot Boy third,
Billy Button ifurth. Time-2:2lt I,
2.2it, 2.2lt. Miss Masierman wou
the ladies running race, mile dash,
Time-l:40.
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A Rabb,'s Troubles,

Nav YoRK, July i2.-rhe cong'egs'
ton cared for spiritually by Rabbi
B,.wn met In the synagogue this ever.
ing for action on the recommendation
Of Ia board Of trustees that the rabbi
be deposed because OF his alleged iich'
ing for notoriey. They we're met,
however, with preliminary injunction
restraining them from acting on the
gtoubd that they were abost 10 pro-
coed on an allesAl basis.
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AL.eture Postponed.

The lecture on Irish affairs, by Mr.
Bolton Smith, advertised for las night
Vt the Knights Of InuisIail's hal, was
postponed on account Of the inclem'
emit weather, and will be delivered
next Tuesday evening A. the same
place. Mr.. Smith lately removed r.
this city from Iowa, and has studied
the Irish question thoroughly. Hi'
address, therefore, cannot fail 70 inter
eat and inform the Thousands oI
friends Of ths IN olsd isle In this oi y
The gentleman 10 sssupd Of n large
and gym athletic audience.
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TIE LOOPHULE FOR ESCAPE.
why Taxes Will Not be Out OF All
Proportion.

Proportion.
"a number Of people have made it
convenient to see me since your as
sesament article Monday" said Hon.
W. L, Clapp to an APPEAL reporter
yesterday. "The burden Of their dis
course In the interviews was, that
taxes during the next year or two will
be ont Of reach"
"How did you allsy their iears?'
was asked the staunch advocate and
frie d OF the new law.
"By the plain aud simple staten emit
tina. there is nothing in the act max.
ing an immediate raise In valuation
compulsory. There is reason and
common sense In all things, and this
assessment law il no exception. The
last Legislature fixed the isss to pre-
vail in taxing districts for two year,
and the correct policy for the elected
assessor is to run the machine with q
view to equity until there 10 chance
to regulate matters. This the act con-
tsmplated and hence the alarm is
proundless."
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SITUATIoN-By mIddl. .s.d woman
~, Appeal.
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A PATROL WAGON.
Pressing Dsms aud for It's Introduce
tion Ists Memphis Police
Facilities.

"raere has been a grta. deal Of talk
and discriminating comparison OF
Memphis with other prominent cities,
In all OF which she has doomed mp
wonderfully well" said q prominent
public official 10 an APPEAL report =
yesterday; "but do you know that We
are woeiuliy behind Ia one very i'm.
portsnt feature OF city rtquiremenis7
with all our wiss regulations and Just
precauilons tue patrol wagon has been
overlooked"
And 10 II 10. For it, population
Memphis doubtless covers more terri
than any any other cl ty In the coun-
try. For ali this the ioros Of
public guardians Is outrsgeously
limited and yet wonderfully efficient
Should a. arrest occur in any portion
Of the city, and the offender prove
the reverse OF meek and submissiye,
the two patrolmen assigned 10 dutJ In
the word where Il occur, are necesea
rily compelled 10 leave their beat aud
convey him 90 the one pc Ice station
on Adam, street. This subjects tie
deserted precinct 10 the mercy oil
proving thieves and cut ihroals for al
least an hour, Il not longer. II tbs
city had a patrol wagon 10 despatch
poet haste 10 the scenes 10 response Il
q summons over telephone wires, Tia,
Gaze Won d bn entirely different, snt
also save tho policemen In some In
stances about four miles OF uselts
tram ing. The expense would be In
significant when brought into com
psrlson With the ends subleryed.
pa'rol vagon Ia one OF the public ne
cessitee, aud should by al means b,
added TO the rity's Institutions lmms
diatsly.
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IUKA
Normal Institute
roth SEXES

Matthew lio', Ancient Language. Abstract
ciot Ger. Natural science', Ensli'h Lau-
guags and Iu Litter ,,ure, Thsry aud Prac-
lice Of Teaching. Music and Art. Theory and
Practice Of Bi'ines,.
Board pr mo1th. In private families. slOi
In clubs, a. with the Principal, so. NEXT
session. first No iday In September.
Asd,... % q bras. tuhs. wts-.
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Temporary shut Devn.

The telephone service was ditcon.
tinued betweau Q a1d 7 o'clock las,
night IN cons quence Of wire crossing,
caused by tho heavy wind storm in
the afternoon. The telephone and the
electric lieht wires became ssriously
entapglsd. cansing feyerAl blazsa, ia
remedy which he electric light com.
pany Voluntarily consented 10 assist
their nelshbsrs by shutting down their
works dnHrg the brief period OF TO
pairs. This will ,xplaiu the matter
Alphabetically ~ the public.
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rx,u,.,osto wont. sano.

Among all the EXCAVATIONS that have
been run GU Of Memphis in past
years, mons Will be superior to the one
contemplated and arranged for by the
Women ErelaDge Of this city. The
train will leays the Memphis and
Charleston depot early Fdday morn.
ing, July 22l, aad arrive at Hunts.
vile, Ala tina, evening, all day lieh,
ride, from theocs TO Monte sano, one
Of the grandesl spots on the globe
Tickets Tor the round trip are only s.
good 10 rsturn until the Monday even
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13

the great nerve tonic, Pembeiton's
Wine Coca, is MANUFACTURED there,
and all druggists, wholesale aud 70.
tail, In Memphis, sell lhis great rem
ely. Il 10 nov prescribed by the best
physicians, and will cure you Of all
nervous affections. Send 10 Pember.
ten Chemical Company for history Of
coca plant Try q glass Of Coca Cola
tho refreshing. invisoraiins braif
tonic, al HsistlPs Soda Fount.
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ing following. That everything will
be we'll managed, In fact, perfectly, 10
understood when 1t is remembered
that the women's Exchange have
charge of II.
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Two women Kiiies.

leftoiAL 70 fht bFtAbsl
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July lS.-hri'
Craig and her niece, Miss Allie Phil'
lips, wero caneh; mid way on a high
iresile nesr Dalton, this morning, Ehd
III lad by atrtin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13
BULGARIA.
ANEW Csbiss, Formed, WIN s,oiiom
as fFeafsent.

TmsoyA, July IA new Cabinet
for Bulgaria has ben formed as fol.
lows. NJ. stoiloa, President Of the
Council and sd interim Minister Of
FINANCE; NJ. Eaichsy.cs, Minister Of
foreIga Affairs; NJ. Tchomakon, Min
is,er Of Pablic destruction; NJ. STRAINS.
nsy. Minister Of the Interior; Maj.
PelroG, Minister Of War. M. stoilofi
bs, autographed 70 the projects Of do
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Proposed Military Reforms
inent writer Dead.
PARIS, July 12.-In deputies today
Gen. Ferron's reports on the creation
Of new cavalry regiments and reforms
in the infantry were read and urgency
declared. Toe reports will be dis.
cussed tomorrow.
M. Elme Marie Caro-, a French wfi'
Ter and philosopher, lie dying.
NJ. Csssagnac advises all VIII, can to
leave Paris on Thursday.
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DIANOs-Iwenty sood socond.band
] tlght and square pianos must be sold
cheap foT cash, some ~ ihsm g.ad a. new
n WITHIN ANN A co.
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ROCERY sT0RE-Corn.r Virginia and
VI Eighth streets, Fort Pickering. win
a. yoico stock.
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No. 4 Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn.
FRANCE.

partments, ordering them to release
all political prisoners.
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pOoNs- Tires n,ss ds,ifabls rooms, suit
II able for light Housekeeping
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A GRNTS--iood active agents 20 solicit
n business for the Southern Accident ln-
surancc Company. Tn beet plan In exist
ence. II ghost pay 10 agt nta
LOUIS UPSuUR, Secretary,
lilT East Main strrat. Hishmond Va
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L ,uItAsls Tor a boarding. hou,s, "a Mar.
shall avenue. Also tou 80, bag windows
rooms, seventh street, near BfoaivAy, tiso
Cottage, q rooms $40 Poplar stresi. Appfy
10 Or A. A Laurence, Telsphsas 10,
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NHw sTORE- a Intersection Of Marshal
~ avenus and Matfoa street. upper deer
affangsd for dwellinEi yory convenient.
Apply 80 adams q.
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FOR SALE.

C0OOO WILL BUY No. ! DRUG
good reason for Ielins hpgly,o,
of w. N. WNktraon A 90
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Cow-Larse, fat. fresh and sentls. IiyOu
" wish zee est aSdr So S sS'l al po,,,
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WANrIp.

p00MS-0r rooms and board. Address,
INwith term. mo question:, Ubh Appeal.
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MAN AND wIPE-0r two gentlemen to
WI board and occupy nice furnished room,
10 private family large shady yard on street
car line, minu 60 walk trvtu Court Ssuarei
references ex banged Appyto
MRS. L. ] III Moshy 81.
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CECOND HAND Tive. horIs Bssry asd
- Harness, ,uitshl. for arnmmsr, WAGON.
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SEcoND-HAND Phas,Gp end nss,p,".
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LOST.
FOR REM OK SALE.

N0.S MILL ST, CHELSkt-will rsnt
carpets nov In the same. all a. zee as new,
good water and good nsishborhood; q rare
chance for anyone va ting TO begin house,
keeping. Inquire on premises, or,f
80 Front st.
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DEsK- One new twelve foot eupbosrd
- desk, hsndsome Iailings. Also two
nearly new eighty saw Outlet Gins. Apply 10
fuimsr, Thornton a Co I, va Front II.
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A aENTs-MAls OF ismsls,t .tsvan y "A
"A late household noyelt thsro n Z
,s,,sd md found 70 es one tas ss, Al !
n. n. TE-t A co. Rock leland, III.
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IRoN-A quantity Of stove and machinery
i scrap iron, ~. Louis Malleable lion
Company, ST Louis, Va
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Su0TGUN-Breech-lo a or, and q. Money
- Draweri NUT be cheap. CASH, Appeal.
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p00KKEEPVR-I At6ly, n thorough
ID double-entry bookkesper sud socount-
ant. Apply by letter stating past ext etiehce,
references and salary expected, o.
pkanODN MkLLS, pulIln. Afk.
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DOARDEas-LArse s,ady ,a'd .ud good
Address Lock u kl6.
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OLD GOLD A sILYEt-tor cash or En-
" chAnss MULP RID, jessler. ~ Main.
DOAhDKRs WANTED 0sntlsmsn eA1
- set rooms aud board ~ day board al IN
Adams street.
MOVING MAoilINE-Good NOV us-
vi chine ghd horse ftksi tgcont id.
4 posslhle. Mrlts imnsi- lsly noI "
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A aENTs-Kvsry houseko 80 Nta
Al H'' money ' GI,6'YEr Box'i ~. d,
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WEDNESDAY,. April 27th. 1887.

. &Nn = -
WEDNESDAY,, April 9th, 1887.
The Senate met.
The President 10 the chair.
A quorum present
Mr.. 0aSkins moved that Mr. Chandler be
added tn the Commiltee on Education.
Mr.. Stevens moved that Mr.. Wall be added 10
the Committee on Corporations and Land
Granis Agreed Ia.
Mr.. Stockton moved that Mr.. McMurray be
excused from the Committee to Visit the Con-
vict Camp, and be added TO the COMMITTEES TO
Visit the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Agreed TO-
Mr.. McMurrNy moved that Mr.. Chandler be
added 10 the Committee TO Visit Convict Camp
Agreed to.
Mr., McKinne offered the following: That
Hon.J. G. HpesE, formerly Senator OF this body
from Orange county. and Hon. Walter Mallory,
aud ORA Porter and Sweeiing be invited 10 seats
within the bar Of the Senate. Agreed 10.
INTRODUCTION AND CONDENSATION or RRsoLu-
f9.sA eises ss TTONA
Mr. Gasklns offered the petition OF Lawrence
D. Wadc. Referred TO Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Bryan offered the following: hssplts1.
That The vAri0us committees mentioned Ia the
report 81 joint COMMITTEES sppointed u re2nra
method looking to the speedy esacsment Of al
The Somerset reporter., 1887-08-24
Skowheean vs. Bath.

Tn VISITORS CoNrrrrEIh Smral /.
Ihaf The ba.e ball fever run, high in
thi- place since SATURDAYS game i, not At
-all strange. when such a line team Is that
who visited II, ON that date from the
city Of Bath were given the worst defeat
by The local team that has been seen upon
thr~r grounds. amid the cheer. of over
800 people. The visiting nine came here
after 4 succession of brilliant Victories
and Ia their credit il must hc truihfully
admitted it was. indeed. the hest nine tn t
has faced our hoy. this season, and the
cause of defeat was almost wholly to
their inability To bat Priest not only a
critical times but at any time Johnnie
mad. IL. M, .r,.fa,,I,. record il the box
'liae Gay ever "'t''esNc" i'''e' II NV u Wy
State, VIZ, striking out fifteen men "hlie
only four clean hits were made from him
aud tb.s, scattered II Two different
The Somerset reporter., 1887-08-24
Railroad to Norrldgewock

Mr.. James Mitchell, Supt of the Hart
land railroad, was IN town last week, and
made an effort to interest our people in n
railroad from here to Notridgewock. He
is prepared to submit a proposition to
citizens of Skowhegan to build the road
for certain reasonable sum of money
and the nd damage, he to furnish the
remainder of the capital, and give II bond
to do the job within year.
The people of Skowhegan concede the
desirablity of the road, and if the Somcr-
set is extended northward, agree in the
proposition that Skowhcgan will be driv-
en- into the building of this road but
nearly all are opposed to the town loan
ing credit, and there is not AS yet, a lively
interest in the project. Many of our citi-
zcns favor the road but just how large n
sum of money can be obtained, is not ap-
parent now. our money don't seem to be
talking loudly as yet.
This road is bound to come. sometime,
and Skowhcgan business men will have to
do their part when it does. The sooner
the better, we say, apd We hope some
action will be taken early.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-08-24
Cana an.

Rev. j. NJ. Frost, pastor of the Metho-
dist Church of Skowhcgan, on Sunday
Z. NJ, preached an able sermon at the
funeral of Mrs. Loyina Stevens who died
on Wednesday at the age Of 90 years; she
Was the wife Of Mr.. Amos Stevens and
was lady widely known and highly re-
spcctcd; the occasion called out large
audience and many mourning relatives.
The story of the resurrection of Lazarus
and the vision of Jonn the reyclator on
the Isle of Patmos, and after this be
held, and 10, n great multitude, which no
man conld number, of all nations and kin
dreds and people and tongues, stood be
fore the throne and before the Lamb,
clothed with white robes, and palms in
their hands, 'made the text
MIR. Levi Bean, n gentleman well ad-
vanCcd in years, native of this County,
now n resident Of Lowell, Mass, is visit
ing relatives in this vicinity.
The sct-to of the famous pugilist, John
q. Wyman of Canaan, with Henry Will
liams of Hallowell, on Thursday last, at
Fairfield called scientific Sparring, was
not II "knock out" but something of n
blowout for the gate-money; after four
rounds with intervals of ~ seconds, the
umpires declared ii a draw
The Somerset reporter., 1887-08-24
Interesting to Business and Pro-
feSSionai Mon,

The United States Dealers Protective
Association and Mercantile Agency has
been in suct essful operation throughout
the United States for five years. Its OBJ
jccts are two-fold. First, to facilitate the
collection of past due claims and accounts
Secondly, to give its members reliable in
formation in regard to the large class to
be found everywhere who habitually do
not pay. This Association is the only in
corporatcd company in the country that
is Going this work In its Board of Di-
rectors are some of the best known and
most respected business men in the city
of New York. There are no attorneys
employed in this System. The business
is d me entirely between creditor and
debtor. The Association furnishes to its
members all the documents and blanks
needed for the successful prosecution of
the work. These are put up in book
form with stubs for keeping the record of
the proceedings. Members are furnished
with bi-monthly lists of careless and dis
and II bound volume is given annually,
containing the names of all who have
failed to pay up during She year.
The methods of the Association are en-
tircly honorable 1t is just in all its deal
ings with the debtor as well as creditor.
The Supreme Court of this State has
twice decided that the system is in all re-
spects legal. The entire expense to MEM
bers is hut Sc OO per year; this covers "v-
erythng r. &. ROLLINS, General Agent
for this district, Olllcc. Is Hammond St,
Room 2, Bangor, will be pleased to explain
the merits of this System to Merchants
and Professional men in the district.
Many well known Merchants have been
members for months past and highly rec
ommcnd the System. A number of our
entcrprising Merchants have joined the
\ association. From casual examination
and the many recommendations II has from
business men, we judge it must be a great
aid in collecting old accounts 1t costs
but little to try it.